Town Hall Tavern, Leeds

A Timothy Taylors tied house, as you may guess it's almost opposite Leeds' incredibly grand town hall. The outside is a fairly bland, brick box while many would say the interior is also bland and modern. It has newish light wood panelling with carpeting throughout, except round the bar counter, and the furniture is light wood chairs and tables with some bench seating, not in any way tatty – all in very good decorative order as the estate agents say. There are a couple of screens and machines and a splendid collection of caricatures and photos of old Leeds. The rest of the décor is a random display of brassware, jugs and nic-nacs. The beer is excellent, the pub is a GBG regular, and of course comprises most of the Taylor's range plus a guest from Ossett and a rough cider. Only a lone barman working this Saturday lunchtime as it was very quiet, but during week this place gets rammed at lunchtimes.

A rather average Timothy Taylors pub, modernised but lacking character. Beers ok